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Strong voices were heard on both sides of the anti-toll resolution presented to several RTM standing committees. Voices included NoTollsCT founder Patrick Sasser, State Rep Fred Camillo (R-151), State Senator Alex Bergstein (D-36), State Senator George Logan (R-17) and Joseph McGee, who is a VP with the Business Council of Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
The application was submitted after the owners received a Cease and Desist order from the Town’s Zoning Enforcement Officer. They have since removed the kitchen fixtures from the apartment. Continue Reading →
On April 6, we’re going to focus on fitness for adults. Bring a friend! Try as many classes as you like. Healthy refreshments will be available to keep you hydrated. Continue Reading →
According to the building dept at Greenwich Town Hall since the house was built before 1940, demolition requires a 45 day wait, which started on March 13, 2019. The end of the 45 day wait is April 26 and the first date the permit is eligible is April 27, 2019. Continue Reading →
Ten Greenwich High School students who received Scholastic Art Awards were honored. The 2019 Boys Swimming & Diving team. Their Coach Terry Lowe said the team won the FCIAC, State LL and State Open Swimming Championship. The gymnastics team placed first in the FCIAC Championship, first place State Championship and received the All-American Team Award from the National High School Gymnastics Association. Continue Reading →
Tip #1: Avoid searching “cheap travel”. Try to avoid entering phrases like ‘best deals’ into whichever search engine you use. Broad search terms can sometimes lead you to websites that look official, but are designed solely to rip people off. Continue Reading →
Oberlander said the budget will result in a 2.98% increase in the mill rate, which she said was within target range of BET guidelines. Continue Reading →
“Gentlemen, this appears as though it was an inside job. It had to be an inside job. We are sitting here today rapidly approaching 90 days since it was brought to anyone’s attention, giving those involved plenty of time to destroy records and cover up the tracks.” – Tony Turner, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
Mark Pruner gave a snapshot of today’s real estate market in Greenwich as well as trends in rentals, condos and co-ops, and single family homes in all parts of town. Continue Reading →
